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We share a global marketplace that allows us the opportunity to expand our organizational boundaries. This can lead to increased profit margins and employee opportunities. However, there is also a responsibility attached to this opportunity. We must go beyond the superficial cultural differences that we often focus on in order to increase our market share to a deeper understanding of cultural values that affect ethical behavior. The results of organizational behavior move across national borders through consumer, employee, political/trade, and economic interactions. As the states, our business organizations have more of an effect on livelihoods than governments.Review the videos and readings for this module before starting this activity. USE ATTACHED REFERENCES. NO PLAGARISM AND MUST BE COMPLETE BY NOON PST THIS THURSDAY.

the role of the endotoxin in the disease process? 

Assignment 3: Course Project 1—Modeling and the Learning PlanThroughout this course, you will complete a project that follows the process you will use on the job to understand consumer behavior in relation to a product, service, or brand. You will then utilize that knowledge to reach and influence the consumer through a marketing plan. By following the process of  and  the consumer, you will not only have a thorough understanding of the meaning of consumer behavior, you will also be able to use those interpretations and insights to develop motivating and meaningful marketing and advertising. This will, in turn, influence the consumer by living in their minds and touching their hearts.This project will allow you to immerse yourself in the world of the consumer—to see things as them, to react to things as they do, and to understand what causes their behaviors. During the project, you will observe and learn about consumer behavior first hand. You will also have the opportunity to determine the segments of consumers you will target.This project will let you look at a target consumer with an opportunity to understand all the perspectives of consumer behavior as it relates to products—decision making and selection, advertising, and marketing of that selected consumer. Throughout the next five and a half weeks, you will be working on different steps that will come together to form a consumer profile, which will become part of a marketing plan. Part Two: The client assigned to you and your manager is a leader in the household products industry; they sell everything from laundry detergent to toothpaste. Aware of the so-called graying America, they want to capture the increasing population of older Americans living on a fixed income. The client wants to introduce a line of products priced to compete with generic brands, with the emotional connect older consumers feel for brands they used their whole lives but can no longer afford.  Think about who the target consumer for this product will be. Determine some of the demographics of this target, such as:Determine some of the psychographics of your target, such as:Create a learning plan; capture your model and hypotheses. In other words, capture the information and think about what this means in the context of the consumer\’s life. During this step, you are building your model of the target consumer. The model is designed to show all the information you know about the consumer. Put this information in a table format, identifying the demographic and psychographic areas where your knowledge is complete.After identifying all of the data you have on the consumer and some of the information you believe about the consumer, identify the gaps in your knowledge. Look for insights you will still need to learn or verify. These gaps are information that, as you review your knowledge, you identify as \”missing.\”For example, you think you know the age and gender of the potential target, but you are not sure what income level may be the best to target. Alternatively, you may know age, gender, and income but not what the average household looks like. You may also know what the consumer uses the product for but not how they use it or how they feel about it. Capture these questions in points.Group your questions or gaps identified above by the method you intend to use to gather the missing information, which is either primary or secondary research.After completing the required areas, you would have completed part one, which comprises what you know (your model), what you need to know, and how you will go about gathering the missing information. Track how long it takes you to compile this information. Many tasks are billed to clients based upon the time to complete; this will start to make you aware of your billable hours.Post the model and learning plan on the  by .Deliverables

a 550-word magazine article that discusses visual imagery (must look like a magzine article, so at least one graphic art) . Includethe following in your article:    

Write an opinion essay discussing the evolving perception and/or depiction of vampires in literature and film/television productions and how that evolution may change in the future. Some questions the student might consider: Is there anything new that can be done in vampire lit/film? Has the vampire been “done to death”? In what ways have the changes in these portrayals been good or bad, especially for young adult readers

Jon is thinking of a one place decimal number. It rounds to 11. It\’s digits add up to 8. What number is it?

The course title is:Sociological theories and methodologies focused on social policy; policy as process; contextual and critical policy analyses; assessing policy effects and consequences. 

This culminating assignment will tie together your efforts of completing the five research activities, which outlined the steps of the research process.  There are three parts of this project that you are required to complete:  an outline, research paper introduction, and bibliography.  More information about each component is listed below. Although you are not required to write a full research paper for this assignment, these are important initial steps that are necessary in preparing to write a research paper. Practicing these skills will teach you how to plan a well-developed research paper. You can even choose to use the information generated from this project and follow through with it to create a research paper for a future course. Based on your thesis statement and initial research, write a brief outline.   The outline should have at least four or five main points and the same number of Roman numerals as in the outline example that reflects the scope and direction of your research topic. Remember, if you were to write the full research paper, consider the areas/points would you want to cover in your writing (For review with formatting an outline, review : .)- Write a research paper introduction using one of the five ways mentioned in : . “A research paper, as with any good essay, starts off with an introduction. The introduction serves two purposes: it presents your thesis and gets the reader’s attention. There are 5 ways you can do this”:The most important piece is to ensure that your thesis statement is included.  The research paper introduction needs to be at least 1 page long and 250 – 400 words and should include:- On a separate page, create a that lists all of the sources that you cited into your introduction.  (Review research activity #5: Citing Sources to learn how to properly format your citations in style.) USE THESE REFERENCE WEBSITES:  USE ATTACHMENTS AND NO PLAGARISM. MUST BE COMPETE MY FRIDAY NOON PST.

Identifying persuasive rhetoric can help readers understand an author\’s point of view. In the second paragraph, how does the author use word choice to show her point of view on the use of pesticides against insects? Provide specific examples of word choice from the text to support your answer. (Story: Hopes for Animals )